Future Tenses & Modals

We use the Future Continuous to talk about actions that ​ (a)   in the future. On the contrary, we use the Future Perfect to talk about actions that ​ (b)   in the future.

• will be in progress at a specific time
• will be complete before a specific time

To write sentences, the correct structures are...

Future Continuous: ​ (a)  

Future Perfect: ​ (b)  

• S + will be + verb(ing) + extra info
• S + will have + Past Participle + extra info

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

Let's meet in the internet café. I _____ a yellow T-shirt.

• will be wearing

• will be worn

We won't have any lessons next week. We _____ our final exams.

• will be taking

• will be taken

What _____ this time next year?

• will you be doing

• be you will doing

• you will be doing

Sofia _____ in the shop next week. She's going on holiday. (not work)

By midday tomorrow, they _____ in the sea and sunbathing. (swim)

FUTURE PERFECT

This time next year, I _____ all my exams.

• will have taken

• will taken

• will have take

He _____ for school yet. It's still early.

• won't have left

• won't have leave

• won't left

This book is so long that I _____ it by tomorrow.

• won't have finished

• won't have finishing

• won't have finish